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Describe the bug
On openSUSE on amazon instances the package hub repository is not enabled by default. This prevents the scripts from successfully bootstrapping a working cluster. Also, after manually enabling the repository and rerunning the scripts, the failed step of pulling in the necessary packages is not retried.
Expected behavior
Successful bootstrapping of a working K8s cluster on amazon instances running openSUSE.
To Reproduce
Run vm=mytestvm distro=opensuse VM_IP=$mytestvm_ADDRESS VM_SSH_USER=ec2-user test/e2e/run.sh to try bootstrapping a cluster and running some tests.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Making sure the package hub repo is enabled reportedly fixes this problem.
Additionally, it might be an idea worth considering to add a flag akin to reinstall_crirm & co and allow users forcing the bootstrapping process to be retried all the way from the beginning (pulling in the necessary packages). Now rerunning the script after a failure with package hub enabled does not retry that failed step.
Describe the bug
On openSUSE on amazon instances the package hub repository is not enabled by default. This prevents the scripts from successfully bootstrapping a working cluster. Also, after manually enabling the repository and rerunning the scripts, the failed step of pulling in the necessary packages is not retried.
Expected behavior
Successful bootstrapping of a working K8s cluster on amazon instances running openSUSE.
To Reproduce
Run
vm=mytestvm distro=opensuse VM_IP=$mytestvm_ADDRESS VM_SSH_USER=ec2-user test/e2e/run.sh
to try bootstrapping a cluster and running some tests.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: